Noun:

ಸೈಡಿಂಗ್,

sidings's Usage Examples:

The following sidings and workshops exist on the line: 100+ diesel locomotive yard capacity at.

Glasgow express passed, a goods train waiting in sidings at the junction was shunted across onto the main line, when the Perth express collided with it.

until 1992 and now only handles freight (private sidings and special consignments).

At Pontesbury station, transfer sidings connected the narrow gauge Snailbeach District Railway, which ran to lead mines at Snailbeach.

Two refuge sidings existed north of the station until removed in the 1980s.

At the north end of this platform are a former terminal platform and sidings alongside Tucker's Maltings which used to serve the Moretonhampstead branch.

A second platform and train shed was added in 1874 and two sidings were laid to give a total of four tracks between the platforms.

On the Japanese railway network, 8 refuge sidings (known locally as a form of switchback) remain in day-to-day use - Obasute.

In 1891, the main Portsmouth Town engine sheds were moved to the railway sidings at Fratton.

The old line would become sidings for Claymont Steel.

Working in railway yards or along sidings, during the pioneering.

The line north to Aberdare on the Merthyr Line to was only kept open for coal traffic to Tower Colliery, which moved its coal washery and loading facility onto the site of the former sidings near the Rhigos industrial estate.

were two sidings on the line which were available for public use.

Synonyms:

north side, bedside, shipside, west side, hand, dockside, south side, blind side, part, region, east side,

Antonyms:

leeward, natural object, uncover, nonattendance,